Swiping triggers click, not always wanted

A change from 1.3.10 where you removed return false is giving me a behavior I don’t want.

Swiping a video counts as a click and plays the video offscreen: http://codepen.io/matthewlein/pen/miFJs

It could be the wistia.js code doing weird stuff, but 1.3.10 was perfect for me. Could this click behavior be opted in or out, or as an alternative the return false, could you instead use a custom event like .trigger('slideClick.slick') or something like that to give people a click hook?

[andreibancioiu]

Code for the already described solution:

carousel.slick();

var isSliding = false;

carousel.on('beforeChange', function() {
    isSliding = true;
});

carousel.on('afterChange', function() {
    isSliding = false;
});

carousel.find(".foo").click(function() {
    if (isSliding) {
        return;
    }
    
    // ...
});

[f-koerner]

After searching two days i found this and it helps. What i needed to, was to stop the Default Event while sliding like: carousel.find(".foo").click(function() { if (isSliding) { event.stopImmediatePropagation(); event.stopPropagation(); event.preventDefault(); return; } });